BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT

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Our esteemed directors hail from the fields of education, finance, energy, real estate, and from PHINMA Corporation.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Chairman
Ramon R. del Rosario, Jr.
Vice Chairman
Magdaleno B. Albarracin, Jr., Ph.D.
Corporate Treasurer
Roberto M. Laviña
ExCom Chairman
Oscar J. Hilado
President & CEO 
Chito B. Salazar, Ph.D.
Francisco L. Viray

Victor J. del Rosario

Marivic H. del Pilar
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Atty. Troy A. Luna
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Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, D. D.
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Anna Katrina H. Cauton
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Gian Carlo Cauton
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Apart from their expertise, our Directors also dedicate time to various education advocacies, which allow them to lobby for better education and teacher quality, fund scholarships and make formal learning possible even in the most remote barangays nationwide. Some of these groups include PHINMA Foundation, Philippine Business for Education, and Synergeia.
MANAGEMENT
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Chito B. Salazar, Ph.D.
President & CEO
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​Raymundo P. Reyes, Ed.D.
COO, PHINMA Education Network
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Christopher A. Tan, JD, MPP
COO, PHINMA University of Pangasinan
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Chery Jane P. Chan, CPA
Assistant COO, PHINMA University of Pangasinan
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Daisy C. Montinola, CPA
Chief Finance Officer
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Francis L. Larios​
Chief Academics Officer​
​Sebastien G. Foulc​
Chief Information Officer
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Ma. Elena R. Lawson
Chief, Human Resources
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Buen L. Bontigao
Marketing Director
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Glenn R. Laigo, Ph.D.
Assistant Chief Academics Officer
ACADEMICS
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​Sheila P. Cayabyab, Ed.D-Math
Dean, Faculty and Academic Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences

Anna Kristina E. Saldana, MAEd
Dean, Basic Education
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Engr. John T. Zamora, MSEng
Dean, College of Engineering & Architecture
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Maria Teresa R. Fajardo, RN, MAN
Dean, College of Health Sciences
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Aristotle B. Liwanag, MBA
Dean, College of Information Technology Education
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Atty. Albino Gonzales
Dean, College of Law
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Teofila S. Albay, CPA, MBA, DBA
Dean, College of Management & Accountancy
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Richard Joseph Mejia, MAEd, Ed.D.
Dean, College of Social Sciences
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Charlie Rham Posadas
Program Ed, Technical Education
SCHOOL OPERATIONS
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Adele S. Traspe
Director, Center for Student Development and Leadership
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Venus O. Ponso, CPA
Comptroller
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Armie Sabiniano, MLIS
Head Librarian
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Marilou S. Malabanan
Acting HR Officer
Jasper M. Corpuz
Senior Marketing Manager
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Liberty M. Soriano, MBA, MIS
Registrar
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Cresente Jose V. Soriano, MBA
University Administrator
DATA PROTECTION OFFICERS

PHINMA University of Pangasinan Main (Dagupan)
Liberty M. Soriano
(075) 522-5635
dpo.upang-main@phinma.edu.ph
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PHINMA University of Pangasinan Urdaneta
Cheryl Jane P. Chan
(075) 637-5019
dpo.upang-urdaneta@phinma.edu.ph

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